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Show FOR5YTHE STILL IN DOUBT. The I alirornian Milking a )st nlil-irn lint Appareutly I.oooir tie lit. CliUAiio, July 11. While California's Cali-fornia's National ( 'oniniiisioiier, William Forsythe, wilkcontinuo to till thet ollico and also the chairmanship of the commissions of the committee on horticulture, he will not be chief of that department. This much was settled in a two fold way; lir.it. by his practical resignation, though informally, infor-mally, nt a joint conference of tho two reference boards, anil lastly, his foriaal withdrawal in a written letter presjnted at the foruip-1 scrvicu of too two boards in tho afternoon. Just what will bo the next m ive in the maitur is not certain, although eos-sip eos-sip has it that California will not taks nnnther chance at the position, having failed with if -() rnea. The c!assliciitiou committee made a report to the boa. d of control, setting forth that the changes made in the agricultural, ag-ricultural, lu ring, electric and line arts elfissilications at the sug TCsiions oi the chiefs of the bureaus were mado without with-out in any respect chaug'npr the department's depart-ment's plana or scope of classilication as adopted by tho commission. In retrard to thn nianv aut(re1'ous tit , - change in tie. hortinifrV.t'fciK tion, the oommitten say only three Tar-nirh Tar-nirh outlines for a stilisiitute. As these dill'er from each other as radically as they do from the present form, and the piirtie are by no means unanimous which should be adopted, the committee commit-tee says it is reluctant to mak9 further changes in this department until the chief shall have been appointed. |
